Sentence examples for extraordinary colour from inspiring English sources

The technical possibilities have improved vastly in the last 14 years, so now the levels are filled with extraordinary colour, light and detail.

The secret of their extraordinary colour is temperature: "It's cold, not warmth, that sets blood oranges on fire on the Etna plain".

He showed me extraordinary colour photographs of the Höss family's life, a few yards from the Auschwitz camp: images of Rudolf Höss rowing with his daughters on the Sola river; of his wife having a picnic with a friend in the garden of the Auschwitz villa; another of three of his children smiling happily on a slide.

GM: I think it holds true for the great wilderness areas throughout the world but even more so with Antarctica that, as beautiful as an image of the place might be, you really don't get the full sense of it until you're standing in it and you're surrounded by its extraordinary colour and feel the cold on your face and stand on the edge of 250,000 penguins in one colony and smell them.

Panther chameleons exhibit extraordinary colour variations: the reptiles change colour during courtship and breeding, and males vary dramatically in colour between populations, from emerald green to turquoise or bright pink.

These people have extraordinary colours that you are trying to find every day in rehearsal.

Despite its extraordinary colouring, this lizard is very shy and has a tendency to avoid being seen by humans.

But it's above all the extraordinary colours of this music, selected from a vast orchestral palette with a huge quotient of percussion, that strike the listener immediately and linger powerfully in the memory.

The glossy rectangles in a range of extraordinary colours for which there are few accurate names are creased along straight lines, or crumpled, to give them a three-dimensional shape, then framed in plexiglass box-frames, like small sculptures.

But what really makes autumn such a spectacle is that all these extraordinary colours occur together: so you might get the crimson of London planes colliding with the emerald of holly and ivy, or the scarlet berries of hawthorn and dog rose at the same time as the infinite earth tones of toadstools.

"The extraordinary colours of the sunrise had dissolved, leaving behind a unique intimate feeling amongst one of the most beautiful mountain ranges on Earth". - Andrea Pozzi.